# Panels (/platform/workspaces/panels)



The right-hand **panel rail** opens tools beside your charts. Click a tool’s icon to open it in place of whatever is open, so the chart keeps its width. **Shift**-click a tool to open it alongside the panels already open, and click an open tool to close it. The **Object tree** and **Data window** sit at the bottom of the rail. Your panel arrangement belongs to the [workspace](/platform/workspaces), while the content of account tools such as the Journal follows your account.

| Tool            | Use it for                                                   |
| --------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Watchlist**   | Follow symbols and open them on the chart.                   |
| **Journal**     | Review your account’s trades and notes.                      |
| **Pine editor** | Inspect, edit, run, and save scripts.                        |
| **Object tree** | Find and manage drawings and indicators on the active chart. |
| **Data window** | Read plot values at the crosshair.                           |
| **Tables**      | Read indicator tables and dashboards beside the chart.       |

The **Screenshot** control is above these tools, and **Chart settings** is at the bottom of the rail. See [Screenshots](/platform/charts/screenshots) for image exports and [Pine editor](/platform/charts/pine-editor) for the scripting workflow.

The [Journal](/platform/workspaces/journal) opens from the same rail, but its trades and notes belong to your account and are not included when you share a workspace.

## Watchlist [#watchlist]

The [watchlist](/platform/workspaces/watchlist) keeps the symbols you follow beside the chart. Use the [docked view](/platform/workspaces/watchlist) for quick access and the selected symbol's details, or [Advanced view](/platform/workspaces/watchlist/advanced) for performance, relationships, research, and exposure across the whole list.

## Tables [#tables]

Move indicator tables and dashboards into the **Tables** panel to free up space on the chart. The panel gives them a dedicated, scrollable area beside the chart.

### Move a table to the panel [#move-a-table-to-the-panel]

1. Right-click the table or dashboard on the chart.
2. Select **Move to panel**.
3. Open **Tables** from the right-hand rail to view it alongside the chart.

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  <DocsVideo src="/images/workspaces/tables/move-to-panel.mp4" aria-label="Moving an indicator table from the chart to the Tables panel" width="1984" height="1080" className="h-auto max-w-full rounded-lg" />

  <figcaption>
    Right-click the table or dashboard and select Move to panel.
  </figcaption>
</figure>

### Bring it back to the chart [#bring-it-back-to-the-chart]

Click **Back to chart** in the table's header in the Tables panel. The table returns to the chart and leaves the panel.

<figure style="{ maxWidth: 550 }">
  [![Signal Forge indicator dashboard and backtest results in the Tables panel, each with a Back to chart button](/images/workspaces/tables/back-to-chart.png)](/images/workspaces/tables/back-to-chart.png)

  <figcaption>
    Read the dashboard beside the chart, or use Back to chart to restore it.
  </figcaption>
</figure>

### Detached-table notice [#detached-table-notice]

When a table is in the panel, a table icon appears beside the indicator's name on the chart. Click it to open the **Table detached from chart** notice. It shows how many tables from that script are in the Tables panel and offers **Reattach to chart** as another way to bring them back.

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  [![Table icon beside Signal Forge with a Table detached from chart notice and Reattach to chart button](/images/workspaces/tables/table-detached-notice.jpg)](/images/workspaces/tables/table-detached-notice.jpg)

  <figcaption>
    The notice explains where the table is and lets you reattach it from the chart.
  </figcaption>
</figure>